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@szczeb5778 Could the use of colors also deal with the amount of money one has?

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Jungle, Sinclair uses excess amounts of exclamation marks to emphasize the poor working conditions in the meat packing industry in Chicago.

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slip of the knife could lead to a huge gash and months of blood poisoning from the infected meat which could lead to no job and no money.

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The word "slippery" is used 3 times in a sentence to show the immense amount of pressure these men went through while working and how one...

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@MrsOsterhaus a huge problem in Chicago's infamous Packingtown

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@MrsOsterhaus horrible and graphic situations these men in the jungle were inclined to and to show why this was

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@MrsOsterhaus The purpose of the diction choices and understanding the working conditions is so that the reader can get an image of what

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@DannyNeises I agree with your diction choice and how it connects to what these men in war had to give up in life due to war.

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In The Jungle, Sinclair describes the smells of the Packingtown as"nauseating" to show the working conditions those like Jurgis went through

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@MrsOsterhaus All of this later results in the monster's loneliness and the need for revenge on Victor and those around him.

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@MrsOsterhaus No one wanted to be around the monster due to his appearance and Victor never accepted the monster and he didn't welcome him.

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@DannyNeises I agree. Frankenstein needed someone to look up to/follow and someone to give him advice when needed.

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In Frankenstein, Mary Shelly uses specific word choices that conveys the monster as being lonely which later results in the need for revenge